Titlebook: Developments in Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Past, Present and Fu Kulwant S. Pawar,Helen Rogers,Mohamed Naim Book 2016 The Editor

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Introduction and Overviewted, unorganised and run by a number of small operators, and the concept of third party logistics did not exist. In fact, the term “l(fā)ogistics” was often labelled as “sheds and lorries”. On the other hand, there was a realisation of the importance of getting the right goods to the right place at the right time and at the right quality.

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Systemic

Collaborative Supply Chain Configurations: The Implications for Supplier Performance in Production a find in industry. For example, the scope of standard solutions for VMI in commercial enterprise resource planning applications does not include recommendations for linking the replenishment collaboration to production and inventory control.

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Managing Risk in International Inbound Supply Chainssources than before (Sheffi, 2005). Despite increasing awareness of this topic among both academics and practitioners, most of the existing research has addressed the sources of risk in the supply chain from a general perspective (Blackhurst et al., 2005) while few systematic approaches for their evaluation are actually available.

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Customer Segmentation Based on Buying and Returning Behaviour: Supporting Differentiated Service Delr value to their consumers, thereby implicitly assuming that consumers’ demands and buying behaviour are homogeneous, and therefore, there is no profitable reason to differentiate delivery in terms of service.